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Slack.com slash DHQ. In these dark and troubled times, I always like to begin this program

with a little light-hearted comedy to put a sparkle in your eye and a spring in your

step. So in that blithe spirit, let's talk about the Iranian nuclear scientist who was

assassinated by a 62-man hit squad who were definitely not Israelis, but just happened

to be able to do a perfect imitation of the Netflix show Fowda while bumping off the

head of a nuclear program designed to blow Israel off the face of the earth. Now some of

you might say, oh, Clavin, you poor lost soul, how can you not only laugh at the death

of a fellow human being but laugh until your stomach hurts and tears stream down your cheeks

while you stamp your feet repeatedly on the floor trying to get control of yourself?

Didn't Jesus say we should love our enemies? Yes, he did. But the Jews don't believe in

Jesus, which is a good reason not to threaten to blow them off the face of the earth if

you don't want 62 of them to show up outside your convoy and empty their machine guns

into your face. Personally, I always greet Jews with a friendly smile just to stay on the

safe side. But in fact, I'm not really laughing at the death of this would-be nuclear terrorist

whose unpronounceable last name began with FAK, FAC. So we'll just call him FAC head or

FAC face or FAC you've just been killed by his Israeli hit squad. No, I'm laughing at

the leftists who lamented the event. Former CIA mole John Brennan, for instance, condemned

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